Data Discussion Time- Players with the most cards from The Show 21 - The Show 24
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I am in the beginning of coming up with a new app for getting a more historical perspective of players throughout the years.
I pulled the data from MLB 21 - MLB 24 and according to ChatGPT these players had the most cards in that time span
- Shohei Ohtani – 21 entries
- Bryce Harper – 20 entries
- Juan Soto – 19 entries
- Giancarlo Stanton – 18 entries
- Kyle Schwarber – 18 entries
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. – 18 entries
- Aaron Judge – 17 entries
- J.D. Martinez – 17 entries
- Will Smith – 17 entries
- Cedric Mullins – 16 entries
- Charlie Blackmon – 16 entries
- Corbin Burnes – 16 entries
- Francisco Lindor – 16 entries
- Justin Verlander – 16 entries
- Manny Machado – 16 entries
- Mike Trout – 16 entries
- Nolan Arenado – 16 entries
- Pete Alonso – 16 entries
- Rafael Devers – 16 entries
- Salvador Perez – 16 entries
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I don't think live series should count in these
Ohtani still number 1 if live series is excluded though as no legends have 17
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If you take that back to 19 or 20 then Smoltz would be at the top, the one year alone he had enough cards to almost make the list.
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@PAinPA_PSN said in Data Discussion Time- Players with the most cards from The Show 21 - The Show 24:
If you take that back to 19 or 20 then Smoltz would be at the top, the one year alone he had enough cards to almost make the list.
I wish I could but The Show's API's only go back to 2021
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@Teak2112_MLBTS said in Data Discussion Time- Players with the most cards from The Show 21 - The Show 24:
I don't think live series should count in these
Ohtani still number 1 if live series is excluded though as no legends have 17
Would it make much of a difference? I think that these were all active players so just subtract 4 (1 live card per year)
This was just a quick and dirty ChatGPT total from a file with just over 14,000 cards across those 4 years
